New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
WEDDINGS.

VIII
smith daughter of Mrs Bczaleel Fske smith, and FRANK
Ia.wor,sv Of this city At o'clock the bridal party
onnroached the chance where stood the bridegroom
and hi. best man, Thomas Clatworhy his brother Inc
bride came the OF her brother Harrison brant
smith who gave her away. She wore an imported cos
,,,,e NJ white MORE made with long train and drapcd
with embroidered China crepe Her veil was OF tue'
81 diamond ornaments were worn in the couture. The
usb.r. were Reginald c. woodcock, David Odel Fritz
Won Bernuth ana DR.. George ID. Cochrane. Miss
C,.c. Smith, the young niece OF the bride was mad of
horor and wore a OF white tulle carrying Dou-
o,.t Of white roses and madenhar ferns The brides
m ds-Miss Alice Smith, sister of the bride; Miss Clara
=, Grave Miss Nellie Cady OF Ncw-Haven and Misc
,opse uartshorne-w wore simple dresses Of white MORE
draped with point desprit and carried large bunehes OF
70 France roses The Rev. D. Parker Morgan rector of
IN. church oticisted and during the ceremony there
,v.. appropra,c wedding music by the organst OF the
church The guests were driven to the Hotel Bristol
p,,hav. and Forty secondst where reception fol
,.w,d one thousand invitations were sent out
.monc the guests present Mr.. and Nrs. Alfred
smith Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Smith, sir and Mrs Louis
r Jobnson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greene, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore de sablo Mr. and Mrs John Nash, Mr. and Mrs.
william C. Hough, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Downing, the
Mise. Downing Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartshorne.
lanes Hartshorne, jr., J. II. Holden En-
sRne Waite. Captain and Mrs. Handy King
Dr. and Mrs C. W wylic, Mr. and Mrs Eugene Kirby
william Worcester of Hartford Miss Lillian Davis, Mr.
X NJ
Kitchen. Mr and Mrs. J. G. Banbridge. DR.. and Mrs.
Henry Grswold. and Dr. Robert Wylie.
wedding of great interest New-York society was
that Miss Frances Burial strong and Howard HerrcS
Henry of the late Joshua Henry which took place at
Zion Church. Thirty eighth-st and Madisohave at 3:7o
7. The young pair have spent many summers ~ SEQ
Bright ~ j. and the New York colony OF that deghIui
resort was well represented at tho church Bishop Bede
of Ohio the brides uncle. oiiciated, and within The
roiIc he
Newtown, l.. l., and the Rev. Dr. Charles C.
Tiffany, rector of the church. The bride entered
the church the OF her father, Benjamin woodruff
Strong. she imported gown of white MORE
made with train, the front being of silver brocade
and draped in old point lace worn by her mother ana
other brides n family The corsage had rather
high collar embroidered with silver Her bouquet was
Of bridal roses The bride is a granddaughter OF tho
late Judge Murray Hoffman. The bridesmaids were
Mis-, Charlotte Strong Of the bride. Miss Mary
Parsons Miss Julia Henry sister OF The bridegroom ana
Miss Marshall They wore dresses of white brooade with
pattern 0, coorei and lace and carried bouquets
Of mink ehrysanthenans Dr. Nelson Henry, brother oil
the bride groom was best The ushers were Frank
Harry James Remsen Strong. Otis Leroy George sher-
man. George Fahnstock and Clarence Wilde
small reception followed at the home OF the brides
amt Mrs Edward Livingston Lynch, No. 100 East
Thirty-hrst-st Among the guests were MI and Mrs.
Charles Burial Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs j. r de Navarro
Alfonso de Navarro, Mr. and Mrs H. c. Fahnstock' MI
md W. A..
and Mrs George Beew, the Misses Furnss Mrs Joshua
Henry Mrs George Scott, the Misses Scott Mrs. Hicks
Lori Mrs Psrau stevens. Mrs Van Auken MISS Van
Auken Mrs Charles Remsen. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Alex,
apder Mr. and Mrs Hoffman Miller. Mrs. Louis Coltord
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. James II. Strong and Mr. and Ms
Rowland Pell
A fashionable church weld ing occurred last even
ing in Christ Episcopal Church. at clinton
and Harrison SITS. Brooklyn Dr. Luc!us y
Bancroft married James W. Murray to Miss
susau f. wech daughter of J T. Welch. !ne
Messrs Powers MassOnesu and Wait Among
@:ss T Fes sna Mrs Dennis MI Mrs ssa M and Mrs.
Charls; CuSos Mr. and Mrs Perry Mr. and M ,
ceremony there was reception at the home OF the
brides father No. 4is Henry-st
raole Baptist Churcn OF BroOklyn, Miss Maud ~ T.
Morso dausher OF the RIP, pastor d. .v.nips
10 William l. Collins in the church at cilnon-st and
The pulpit was decorated y,h a, sh anu
herd aud II. NJ. Rogers was the best man. The
csremony was performed BY Dr. Morse
Mrs William Elliott Mr. and Mrs Fi?ken Mr. ana MIS- Mrs.
G. p. shepherd, Mr aud Mrs Butler and Mr.. and MS
X. G. Darby
Miss Jean Sutherland Reese daughter OF the late Rev.
George b Reese of Dobbs Ferry. and grandhiece OF
YESTERDAY at the house OF her uncle j. L. sutherland
No II West Thirty seventh IN the presence ql nun!
Der OF relatives aDd friends The Rev. Dr henry /:
ssEeree rector OF Calvary Church, and the brother OF
III. bride groom. oicated There we're no brdesnhlus
best man. The bride given away by her uncle she
gown white flle Francois. and crepe de chene
tiH med with duchess lace. The skirt was made WIN
denrane and the square cut corsagc was ned IN win
lace Her bouquet was OF Corneia oooH roses aa a.
the Reese, Irving and sutherland relatives OF
tire bride aud the members OF the sateree family as
well
The Portuguese Synagogue in West NiaeteentG-st
near fTfth ave. the of an orthodox jewish
ren e BoSswtz daughter OF the late DR. Her
Boskpw Of Bro % aSE ytroSsboat the
ceremony the mon kept on their hats Inc nTae was
atiirsd in the conversational white satin point lace anc
orange and diamond ornaments the GIT
of bridegroom She was gvea away by nor bTOther
ar W rc bros Of ms a
Issse wilson. James Rascovar, George Dc Welt l. H.
reception at Victoria Hall. No. 6il Lexington ave. the
pair started for trip to Niagara FAILS
William v Jackson whose father City Audi
the Redeemer on Monday afternoon The Rev. 5. Greg
DRY Lines oicated assisted by the Rev Dr. shaokelord
OF cloth with side panels OF gold em6roderT
She carried sver-bound prsyerbook. Frank Jackson
brVher OF the bridegroom was best man.
Last evening there quiet wedding at tao same
church. when Miss Emeine L; Shaw. daughter OF Cap
Of the Produce Exchauge was married 10 Dr.
Esss,t '" Robinson oil ADOrA iHei' '''' ~ '''
nn@s"a PRETTY S ws MIS- tVSs efIs s
=. Augustus wssn. wa. married to Thomas Townsend
sssrmsn The Ceremony performeiby the Rev Dr.
Ess.s ' OF ST. Anus k G4R5;a Ps
ana palms decorated the chaaeel Of the the
church where the bride arrived with her 1sther
and her eight bridesmaids Mis-. Charlotte and MISS Mary
Virgins sisters; Miss Emily Bach and MISS ne zen
wbtemors cousins, and Miss sherman, sister OF tae
bridegroom; Miss Sackett, OF Rye; MISS Mathews
orange, and Miss King. Of New York All the brides
maids dresses or white Russian net with whte no
bons. and each carried bouquet OF carnations, Inc
brides dress of soft white silk yelled Ia tne ana
having heavy silk cord around the train, with cong
tue veil falling the face. fastened vita small
spray OF orange blossoms
Reginald f. sherman brother OF the bridegroom acted
best man. and Frederick ". sherman. Frank Holmo
Wlsgin, Clarence saekett. sherman Evarts Arthur r.
Townsend and Colonel James NJ Narnum were
ushers. Among the invited guests were Mr.
snd Mrs Townsend Mr. and Mrs schroeder, MI
sackctt. tho Misses and the Messr Sackett Mrs Bukc
ley, Mr. and Mrs George Titus Mrs. Bach, the Misses
an tue Msssrs Bsch senator Eyart5 and Mrs Evars.
Mrs Sherman the Misses and the Messrs. sherman.
Mr. and Mrs Whittemore, the Misses and tho Messrs
whittsmore Mr.. aud Mrs Fairfield Osborne Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Colt. it, Mr.; and Mrs Oliver ". Hust